Nine Champions League ties take place on Wednesday to round out what has already been a goal-crazy round of action.
Here’s how it’s all going down.
Scorers: David Lopez 20′; Herrera 23′ (OG), Milambo 34′
After both losing in their first game, Girona and Feyenoord lock horns in Spain looking for a much needed result.
The home side dominated the opening quarter of an hour, with Feyenoord struggling to get out of their own half. And their dominance was rewarded just before the midpoint of the first half, when David Lopez smashed the ball home from close range to hand Girona a Champions League lead for the first time in their history.
But that joy was short-lived as Feyenoord found an equaliser just four minutes later as a header from Quinten Timber took a deflection off Yangel Herrera to leave Gazzaniga wrongfooted and the Dutch side level.
And a horrid ten minutes for the Spanish side saw Viktor Tsygankov forced off with an injury just before the half hour mark, before Feyenoord completed a surprise turnaround as Antoni Milambo rifled home from inside the penalty area.
It could have been worse as Feyenoord raced through the gears, with Ivan Martin conceding a penalty only for goalkeeper Gazzaniga to come to his teammates rescue and keep out Ayase Ueda’s spot kick, keeping the score at 2-1.
Scorers: Djimsiti 20′, Lookman 44′
In the other early kick off, Atalanta face Shakhtar Donetsk in Germany, with both sides having managed a draw in their opening game and looking for all three points this time around.
After a bright opening minute from the Ukrainian side, Atalanta began to dominate and were rewarded after 21 minutes when veteran defender Berat Djimsiti, who was found after a short-corner routine and steadied himself before prodding the Bergamo outfit into the lead.
Chance after chance came and went for the visitors to extend their advantage, but just a minute before the half time break they finally doubled their lead as Ademola Lookman fired a low effort beyond Riznyk after good work from Sead Kolasinac on the left flank.
Still to come….
Villa Park will play host to Champions League football for the first time this evening.
Arne Slot’s side are looking to make it two wins from two against Bologna.
After wins for both on matchday one, Benfica host Atlético Madrid in Portugal.
Lille welcome reigning champions Real Madrid to the Stade Pierre-Mauroy.
RB Leipzig will be looking to put their opening day defeat behind them as they host Juventus.
In a battle of Champions League minnows, Sturm Graz play host to Club Brugge with neither side having managed a win in matchday one.
Meanwhile, Dinamo Zagreb are looking to bounce back from their 9-2 thrashing by Bayern Munich as they take on Monaco, who won their first game.